Break between Neff and Davin warms Texas political scene
Waco April reports a split between Gov Pat M Neff and Democratic chairman Frank C Davin over Neffs criticism of McAdoo and his national convention bid. The May 27 state convention in Cotton Palace Coliseum, Waco, is billed as Texas politics at its liveliest since the Bailey Hogg clash decades ago. A Portland timber note mentions a redwood log yielding lumber for five rough five room bungalows.
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Wiato
Texas
Pat M. Neff
Frank C. Davin
State
Democratic Executive Committee
McAdoo
Waco
Nett
Democrata
United States
J. W. Bailey
Interov
Hogg
Cotton Palace Coliseum
Butler declares Coolidge delegation wins Republican nomination
Washington reports William M. Butler, Coolidge manager, says 503 delegates favored the President and eight more than needed. He lists Coolidge favored delegations by state, with New York at 91 and Illinois 69 among others, noting two Georgia delegations contest and Georgia delegates omitted from the table.
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Washington
Coolidge
William M. Butler
Butler
New York
Colorado
Connecticut
Florida
Idaho
Ilinois
Laws
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Missouri
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Mexico
North Carolina
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Rhode Island
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Wisconsin
Hawaii
Phillipines
Georgia
Georgie
Milk Cows for Sale and Coal Mining Report
Milk cows for sale listed by Mx. E. J. Lacy at Womack or Neal Purcell on Lacy farm. Also note coal mining underway in Spiceber rn area of the Arctic.
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E. J. Lacy
Womack
Neal Purcell
Lacy Farm
Husband of Woman Convicted Slayings Injured in Auto Crash
Phillip Bosche a 65 year old Bosque County ranchman is hospitalized in serious condition after a Saturday morning car accident near Joshua. His daughter Mrs Brown of Camden North Carolina and Plumber Smith on leave from Africa were slightly injured. The car overturned in loose gravel trapping Bosche who was rescued and taken to Cleburne. His wife Nora Bosache left for Huntsville to begin a two year sentence for the slaying of her stepdaughter Edna Kellernberger at the Bosche residence northeast of Meridian. The report notes Bosche remained unconscious as doctors held hope for recovery. The article also references other local church events and mentions the ship Discovery linked to Captain Scott’s expedition, with coincident notes on investigation into far south activities.
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Phillip Bosche
Bosque County
Cleburne Hospital
Joshua
Star-Telegram
Boache
Brown
Camden
N. C
Plumber Smith
Africa
Cleburne
Fux
Meridian
Nora Boache
Fr. Worth
State Penitentiary
Hunteville
Bud Russell
Ednar. Kellernberger
Boxche Reai‘dence
Ft. Worth
Business College Ad Promises Power Training
An old advertisement urges readers to fully use their power through business training at Tyler Commercial College Texas. It touts high enrollment, modern equipment, and extension options while promising rapid, cost effective courses and a free book by mail. It also mentions local notices about Grover Simmons family moving back to Clifton and other brief notes.
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Jamon
Harvard
Bce
America
United States
Tyler Commercial College
Tyler
Texas
Clifton High Cubs Triumph Over Valley Mills 17-4
Clifton High School Cubs defeated Valley Mills 17 to 4 on Tuesday at Valley Mills. Hobbs pitched for Clifton. local supporters urged attendance as the team prepared for a City Park game.
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Clifton
High School Cubs
Valley Mills
Clifton High School Cubs
Bate
Valley Mile
Bosque Co
Hobb
Cubs
Trustees Served At Gathering Amid Colorful Menu Display
An account notes a recent event where trustees were served a menu featuring fruit cocktail cheese and olive can ope chicken dressing giblet navy tufted baked potato rolls salad cheese straws grape frappe and cafe l with a red and green color scheme. A later inspection reports over half the workers in industries have defected.
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Pice Im Roogs
Aye Sight
Bosque County Wins Stock Judging Contest
In a county stock judging contest Bosque County led with five boys chosen for the district event at Mineral Wells. 69 boys from ten counties competed and Bosque achieved top honors with individual awards going to H. T. Barnes Meridian first, Irs Dahl Bogey second, Arnold Homerstad Norse fourth, Homer Whitney Days fifth, and Geo L Adam Meridian sixth. Led by County Demonstrator L. Te Johnson the Bosque club boys show strong livestock work and potential state standing.
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Mineral Wells
Bosque County
H. T. Barnes
Meridian
Irs Dahl
Bogey
Arnold Homerstad
Norse
Homer Whitney
Days
Geo. L Adam Meridian
L. Te Johnson
Iy County
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Béyo
Orie Lot
Childrens
Sox
the Schum Co
Portland
Oregon
Stfcient Lunbers
Atty
Codndiler
J. T. Hill Float Line
Tclaims
IK McSpadden
Clifter, Texas
ST. Olaf Lut
RRAN
North Ladies Society
Ed. Erikson
Rock Church
Banday School
AL Urnes
Discovery
Scott
South Pole
Aesadv
Grover Simmons
Oodquie
Bova
Carpenter & Carpenter
Physicians and Surgeons ‘Office
Carpenter
Broa
Utoa
Tema
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